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But outside of the US, for men, manners dictate that you never wear a hat indoors. You remove your hat when being introduced to a woman, and NEVER EVER EVER EVER wear a hat at a dinner table.
The rule about wearing hats indoors is a little bit more complicated than that I think. At least in Europe.

You could for example wear your hat in a department store, or museum, or an airport.

But never in a restaurant or in someone's home.

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I have several old school hats that I wear in cool weather, not hipster hats but hats that gentlemen would have genuinely worn back in the day.
I've been mulling over the idea of laying out the cash for a good Montecristi Panama hat for a while so I would have something nice for warm weather as well, but even the lower grade Montecristis are very spendy.
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You know, with my hair (or the lack of), I wear alot of baseball caps. But I have from time to time worn other hats. How do you know what type of hat is your style (hell I'm an engineer) out of all of the styles out there? Can you guys with better fashion taste post some of the hats. I like the driving cap. Educate my geometric self . . . . please!
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Strange thing about hats. Some guys look cool in any hat. Others look like complete twats in any hat.
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Strange thing about hats. Some guys look cool in any hat. Others look like complete twats in any hat.
Do you think it has to do with the style of hat or just the guy???
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I think it has to do with how comfortable you are in the hat.

Some of it may also be what cloths you wear the hat with.
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The rule about wearing hats indoors is a little bit more complicated than that I think. At least in Europe.

You could for example wear your hat in a department store, or museum, or an airport.

But never in a restaurant or in someone's home.
Being a private school boy I feel a bolt of lightning will come down and get me even if I wear my hat inside Home Depot. We tend to follow the British set of rules and that is never wear a hat indoors. Whereas the riff raff countries like France wear them everywhere.
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Proper manners are alway in style..hats are NEVER to be worn at the table or inside someones home; public buildings are also frowned upon. Always removed for the national anthem when outside.
I'm only 43 but I swear, the younger crowd has little to no manners. I guess, being Southern, we view things a little differnt than many.
Another no-no is being in public without a shirt on..beaches excepted.
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Are Hats Back?

I wear them all the time. Building a collection. I have feeble hair, so it is for protection. I am getting away from ballcaps. I would love to find a camo flatcap.
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Proper manners are alway in style..hats are NEVER to be worn at the table or inside someones home; public buildings are also frowned upon. Always removed for the national anthem when outside.
I'm only 43 but I swear, the younger crowd has little to no manners. I guess, being Southern, we view things a little differnt than many.
I think they just don't have any idea. So many rules about so many things have slipped away due to apathy.
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Well, I guess that's our generations fault for not teaching proper manners.

I like hats but rarely wear them; more in the winter actually.
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I guess there are different rules for wearing a hat in different countries. But outside of the US, for men, manners dictate that you never wear a hat indoors. You remove your hat when being introduced to a woman, and NEVER EVER EVER EVER wear a hat at a dinner table.
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I'm one of those people who looks like crap in any hat, any style, any type, any time anywhere. My wife agrees. I wear hats for sun protection and rarely for warmth, but that's it. I wish I could look decent in hats.
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Are Hats Back?

Never say never. I believe you can wear your hat at an outdoor dinner table

Or any table if you are going thru chemotherapy.
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I have a huge collection of ballcaps (being follicly challenged)

And a small collection of larger hats.

A few of my straw (Panama style) that have stretched and don't fit well anymore... is there any way to shrink them or should I just give them away?
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It seems that hats are coming back, and that the traditional rules of when to remove the hat are being eroded or ignored by the young hipsters who say "the hat is part of my look".

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703748904575411874109848424.html

http://www.villagehatshop.com/hat_etiquette.html

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/mens-fashion/men-wearing-hats-081711

Well, I don't much care if someone takes his hat off indoors; the only situations about which I feel strongly are the National Anthem (anyone's) and churches (unless it is a synagogue and I see others wearing hats).

For reference, here are the traditional hat etiquette rules, per Emily Post

http://www.emilypost.com/everyday-manners/common-courtesies/479-hats-off-the-who-what-when-where-of-the-hat


My hat, pictured above, is a utilitarian thing, not a fashionable thing, so I might look for a stylish hat.

What kind? Fedora, porkpie, bowler, trilby, driving cap, panama, etc?

Post pics of yourself in your favorite hat!

I'd like to get some inspiration.


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